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The many fathers of success: Lessons from the Central University story

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By E. KINGSLEY LARBI (Rev.Prof) Success, as the saying goes, has many fathers, and failure is often an orphan. This sentiment is vividly illustrated in Chapter 35 of Born to Win by Prof. E.K. Larbi, titled Success Has Many Fathers. The chapter chronicles the birth and development of Central University College, a pioneering private tertiary institution in Ghana. It offers profound insights into the struggles and triumphs that accompanied the uni…

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The many fathers of success: Lessons from the Central University story

By E. KINGSLEY LARBI (Rev.Prof) Success, as the saying goes, has many fathers, and failure is often an orphan. This sentiment is vividly illustrated in Chapter 35 of Born to Win by Prof. E.K. Larbi, titled Success Has Many Fathers. The chapter chronicles the birth and development of Central University College, a pioneering private tertiary institution in Ghana. It offers profound insights into the struggles and triumphs that accompanied the uni…

2 days ago·Accra, Ghana

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